[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have the S21 Ultra and I am very happy with it. Great battery life, cameras and it is very fast. I would recommend it to my friends.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Baught approx 3 months ago and it crashes at least 3 times a day it's q great phone just wish it wouldn't crash
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
Features
4
Performance
2
Design
5
Value
2
Response from Samsung USBy ^Elizabeth, Samsung Cares, July 2, 2021
Hello Amy1978, thanks for reaching out. I know how difficult this can be. Here is a link (http://www.samsung.com/us/support/troubleshooting/TSG01001416/) to an article that will help you troubleshoot the crashes. ^Elizabeth
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've had the S21 5G Ultra for about 3 months. The phone is fast. The screen is crystal clear. The battery lasts all day with plenty of power to spare. But the camera is incredible. 8K video looks like it has ray tracing. Only complaint would be lack of an ability to add a memory stick but that's what the cloud is for and I just need to get over it.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It has been a couple of years since owning a galaxy phone. The new S21 ultra is a great phone that is easy to use and full of features. My favorite is the fantastic camera. It's above and beyond anything I've had before.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've had this phone since it's launch a few months ago and had a great experience with the phone since upgrading from my Samsung Galaxy S9. It is incredibly fast, runs multiple apps at once with ease, the battery lasts so much longer than my previous phone, and the camera is just wildly fantastic. I love this phone and can easily see myself keeping it for a few years and not wanting to upgrade it for a good long while. The phone feels built to last and has a lot of nice features that should keep it running well and up to par with future phones beyond the next few iterations. That being said, going from my Galaxy S9 to my S21 Ultra meant I lost my expandable memory and my headphones jack, which were some of the most important features that my old phone had. While I have wireless earbuds (the first generation Galaxy Buds) and a usb-c headset, I hate that I can't just use my old headphones anymore without buying a converter. This was a terrible design that every single phone manufacturer made and I do hope Samsung reconsiders adding a headphone jack back in. I have the same gripe about the expandable memory because that made my phone truly become an all around tool and mini computer. I used my expandable memory with my old phone and was irritated I couldn't use it with this one. I'm tired of companies taking away valuable features that benefit the consumer (removing the jack benefits them by increasing Bluetooth earbud sales, removing the expandable memory increases the likelihood people will upgrade or buy cloud storage) for long-term consumption. Even with that, I still think the phone is incredible and I love using it.